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Newspaper
Atlantic News Telegraph
Location
Atlantic, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1930
Page
3
Kiki Cuyler homered in the tenth inning to lift the Cubs over the Brooklyn Robins 7 to 5. The victory tightened the Cubs’ grip atop the league standings as fans watched a tense finish with a man on third, two out.
Des Moines golfer Robert McCrary, defending champion, leads Jimmy Manion of St. Louis three up after 14 holes in the Final 36 hole match for the Trans-Mississippi golf championship in Colorado Springs. The morning round left the pair square after 15 holes before McCrary pulled ahead.
Defending champion Wilk faces McCrary in the Trans Mississippi golf championship final as Manion battles 42 year old rival in a clash described as a toss up. Manion defeated Crooks 10 and 8 to reach the final. McCrary edged his semifinal opponent.
At Oakmont Country Club Pennsylvania on June 28 George T. Dunlap Jr. of Beinautan defeated Lawen Moller of Notre Dame to win the rational intercollegiate championship after a long, hard-fought finish.
In a crowded arena last night, San Fran Cahdez, a young Mexican welterweight, extended his pro record to 36 wins in 35 bouts with a ten round victory over local welter Frankie Stetson. The bout featured speed and power with Cahdez scoring two knockouts to date.
More than 1400 girl athletes began competition in the Contra A. A. U. women’s track and field meets in Chicago on June 28, showcasing a large field of young competitors across events and divisions.
Last night in New York K 0 Phil Kaplan defeated Billy Kehul Willie Wines of Chicago defeated Harry Goren Bernard Panama and Frankie Martin drew Emanuel Quintrea won over Romeo Lemon Haan Jenkins beat dintimy Rivers Latonia Derby opens with 25000 added feature Gallant Knight entered alongside Revilly Boy and others Turfken favors Gallant Knight in the Cleveland derby forecast with Tide Tinking among entries
Max Schmeling sails from the United States for Europe while vowing a September rematch with Sharkey if promoters resolve their disputes. He criticizes Sharkey’s foul and says he will return ready to fight, possibly facing Heeney or Honest Tom if talks fail. The Germany champ seeks protection from promoter trouble to make the bout possible.
William T. Tilden II and George M. Lott Jr joined American leaders in the Wimbledon quarterfinals by defeating opponents. Tilden beat B D Andrews of New Zealand in three sets 0-4, 6-4, 0-2, after earlier topping J Spence of South Africa 8-8 8-? with a strong showing.
Washington dispatch reports that a heavy reduction in the Federal Reserve rediscount rate in the Midwest surprised one congressman. The move is seen as part of a plan to ease credit and spur business, industry, and agriculture by encouraging borrowing. The change signals looser business conditions and aims to revive activity nationwide.
Washington June 23 President Hoover won another round in his battle over veterans pension controls as the Senate finance committee favorably reported the administration bill. The panel split 9 to 9 on pensions for veterans disabled by their own misconduct and voted 11 to 9 against extending Spanish war rates to World War veterans. The bill estimates initial cost of 31 million dollars with rises to 86 million by 1935. All veterans agencies would be consolidated under one head as a second bill to create the veterans administration. The vote was unanimous.
Ames Iowa June 28 Special Pammel State park near Winterset will host dedication Monday to honor Dr L H Pammel professor emeritus of botany at Iowa State College A veteran botanist and conservationist the park formerly Devil s Backbone is being renamed for Dr Pammel who helped create Iowa s state board of conservation and the park system He chaired the conservation board from 1918 to 1927 overseeing most park creations He recently left administration to focus on research and duties at the Iowa State College botany department
Two aviators, Leland Beasley and Corwin Snyder, were hospitalized after a plane crash 250 feet high at Pilot Mound yesterday evening. The motor failed, sending the craft into a tail spin. Beasley avoided a fatal dive and landed the plane upright, but Beasley suffered chest injuries and facial lacerations while Snyder sustained an ankle fracture and back injuries.
Detroit June 28 report Joseph Behenck of the vaudeville and radio team Van and Schenek died in a local hotel today after a heart attack. The pair had been booked for a week’s engagement at a Detroit theater.
A fragmented item notes success being named by Mandutrious Ligas and mentions paying aspects. Further readable details are limited.
Real estate transfers record multiple deeds including W. Wheitley to N. Morgan and Willigh G Morgary dated 6 21 80 with parcels 38 77 and 85 valued at 6500 dollars. Margaret A Barratt to Ernest F Borchardt dated 11 8 and Whitneys addition to Atlantic valued 625 dollars. Lumsden to Hopley and others dated 3 17 20 involve parcels in Nishnakotna river area.
Birmingham Alabama June 28 James Kimball Vardaman 68 former governor and United States senator from Mississippi died here Wednesday after a long illness He had lived with his two daughters Mrs A L Fairley and Mrs W T Ratliff for five years He suffered a nervous breakdown five years ago and had been in ill health since Funeral services will be held in Jackson Mississippi Vardaman known as the white chief was a bold speaker Editor lawyer governor and senator He governed Mississippi from 1904 to 1908 and was elected U S senator in 1913 serving until 1919
Ida Grove Iowa plans a large air carnival and aeronautical show at the new Ida Grove airport opening Sunday. Pilots from the Midwest invited to enter parachute, glider, and flying maneuvers contests with prizes totaling 950 dollars posted by the local commercial club.
Ames Idaho June 28 Special The story of Dr Seaman A Knapp who started 4 H club work on an organized basis in 1909 was honored at Iowa State College by a national delegation. The wreath laying occurred in the campus rotunda with extension workers and club members present. Dr Knapp died in 1911 and helped start extension work in Texas in 1904 and statewide club work in several southern states. Funeral Monday for Representative Stephen G Porter in Pittsburgh.
Judge John L. Blanchard in Council Bluffs municipal court Friday dismissed charges of larceny in a dispute over ownership of a motor vehicle. The ruling advised both parties to seek legal counsel and civil court decisions to resolve title matters.
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